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14 • A • f%ii,': ; ll 3 3 • • r.l -4 c4 d i Z •`; " 414. • - 4/ tk.,• • .. 00: 1",, - :.. 07•11g . " • - -.121 - • , ._. ~-. . ~, :. ;~ :-;f 7 01 1 WP4 1...1 . 4,1' '..,.. - . , ".....' .",..1. . , `hit ' .ait g 1 ., j 1,:....: ' •.- - ~4:' t 1.4.4 NITM 13ER . 533 i NF V/ THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. A. PHIS PRESENT FRIDAY, Oolober 13; 1809, will be he ailed a Comedy, called SPEED THE PLOUGH. SifPhilip Manacled, *lr. MURRAY; Sir Abel Handy, MT MUNDEN; Morrington, Mr. w ; Bob Handy, Mr. jON.ES ; ilenrY . v•Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Farmer Ashti Id. Mr. EMERY; Lady Handy, Miss•LESLRVE Miss !landlord, Mrs. G I BBS ; Susan - , Miss KRIS rOW. To which will be added, the Musical Farce ot ROSINA. !Idyllic, Mr. INCLEDON • • Captain Belvillc, Mr.. BB LLANN ; William, Mr. TAY LOR•; Patrick, Jar.' W A•DaY • Rosina, Mrs. DIUKONS;‘... Phoebe, Mrs. LISTON ; Dorcas, Mrs. EMEKY. Places for the Boxes to bo taken of Mr. Brandon, at the . Box-Office in Hart-street. Poxes 75., Second Price •35., 6d.—Pit 4s. Second Price 2s. Gallery as; Second Price is.—Upper. Gallery is. The Doors will be opened at - Hall past Five, and the Play begin at Hit; past Six . . To-morrow, The Poor Gentleman ; with The Flitch Of Bacon. On Aonday, King Richard the Third ; with The Farmer. On Tnesd.s , The Road to Ruin ; with Peeping Torn. On edneiday, Wild Oats; with Lock and Key. LYCEUM THEATRE. Under the SpecialijicenseOitieiiab6lAMßEß LAIN, Grant, d for the present Season to the joint Application of all Parties principally interested. 'THEIR Majesties' Servants,. forming the COM PANY of the late - DRURY LANE THEATRE, will, THIS PRESENT FRIDAY, Odober 13, 1809, Verform the Cornie• Opera of LOVE. IN A VILLAGE. Sir William Meadows, Mr. PALMERI Young Meadows, Mr. PHILLIPS, (Being his first appearvice in that Charatiei;); justice Woodcock; Mr, FiO WTON ; Hawthorn, Mr. lOHNSTONE; Hodge, Mr. SMITH Rosetta Mrs tIISHOP • Luci nda~ ' Mrs. MA TII E W ; Deborah W oodcock, Mrs. SPARKS; Madge, Mrs. BLAND. End of A.d.t. the Statue Dance;.' will b e added, TO whichthe Comic Drama of THE THREE AND THE DEUCE. Touchit, Mr. P EN'LEY ; Mr. Milford, Mr. EY ItE ; • - Peregrine Single, Mr. DE CAMP ; Fert:nax Single, Mr. Di CAMP ; Percival Single, Mr..DE'.CAMP ; .(Being his first atapeigance in those Charaders) ; . Humphrey Grizzle, Mr. mATIIEws, t O flowitlintrodiree the fairourite song of" The Mail Coach"; Frank, (first time,) Mr. OXBERRY ; • • Miss-B ()ye E - Plicr&ite, Mrs. NIATHEaS ; Tafflinc, Mrs. BLAND. Boxes arid places to be taken of Mr. Spring, in the Box- Cfflce, at the Strand entrQa- - - - . ; et whom .tnity also be had rtivate Boxes'nightly. • boxes 6s. Sc.cond Price 3s.—Pit 35. 61. second Price zs.— Calicr y zs. - Second Price is. -Upper Gallery ts. Second ) ) riee 6d. The D ors to be opened at Half past Five, and the Pet: lbl , l 4 l 4r, s c t a to begin at Hal' past rn Six. 0 - morrow Mrs. Edv.in will appear, for the first time on 4 London Stage, in the Charatter of. the Widow Cheerty, V . c:?rneti) 'I he Soldier's.. Daughter ; Frank Heartall, with :.het b.,ing Play, them )11 S hr .t, appearance in that Charafter.; tnoth ) ; .of Fortu ne ' s F ro lic ; toe C.haraCiers of Ti. Farce bY r. Knight ay, and 'Robin Roughhead, in. the ing his fi rst ap eata nce in tr l: n ond th o e u . . On Monday, th e Pky of The Stranger.t 6 T heatre.Royal, York, be_ T HE BURGESSES of the BOROUGH of BEA wLc K U . PON TW E ED, resident in and aliotti I.(a -t,,,.4 are rtcp esi ;41 to m eet at t h e Ki ng ' s H ea d Tavern, in the Poultry, on TUESDAY NEXT, the 17th instant, at Seven of the Clock in the Evening, on very Particular Business te. lating to the said Borough. N• B. supper on Table at Eight precisely. _ • ROYAL. EXCHANGE. MESSRS. HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. have 1,""4" on Sale, a t t he- ir S tate Lottery Otpce, No. 93 : Royal ....Be, Tr CK ET ncl SH 4 RES tbr the sTATI. LO f - Az RY, which is on a New and Improved Plan; Consisting, of only Five Thousand Numbers, To be Dikawn in ONE DAY, aoth uf this Month. The SC H i ME contains 4 - Prizes. of £20,000 4 4 - - - 2 ono • And is • With others in propO r ti on ; soe AND NOT THREE BLANKS To - A PRIZE. Letters, post-paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis. All kind of Government Securities bought and sold by Commission. NEXT FRIDAY, The WHOLE of the STATE LOTTERY will be Drawn. CWIFT and Co. respea f u lly request t h e i r F r i en d s LI to observe, that all who intend to adventure in the pre sent STATE L >TT Elty. must 4 1,urchase before FRI DAY N EXT, as on that Day the whole Lottery will be drawn, There are' only 5,0ti0 Numbers, and the Scheme sontain's the following CAPITAL PRIZES: 4-- _ of . . Zl,lOO . 4 - - 51°°° I 8 " 4 _ - 2,000 12 - - Besides tool: Sol, &c. Ser. Scc. All to be Driwn to Twilve flours. 5 00 TicKETs and SliA ES'are sellingat SWI ET and Co.'s Vniacs, No. 1 t, POULTRY, No. It; CHAR IN`C-CRaSS, No. 31, ALOGATE UIGH-STRtET. THIS mcjwrii. T . IBIS El Te 3 peatUlly reminds th e P u bli c , t h at. t h e • s'l" AT F. LOTTERY not only hezins, hut finishes on FRIDAY, the 7. - th of this MONTH ; Therefore dl who wish to have a chance to gain LIGI-ITY.T HOUSAND tOtINLNS by the purchase of a single Number, must buy bsfore the drawing begins, as the whole Lottery, consisting of 200,0n1. in T'ri'm will be decided in ON E LiAY. TiLl:ets and Shares are selling in great variety at his old established Offices in London, and by his ti,gentt in the Country, whotn the late: Lottery have been remarkably for tuo:re in selliiir and sharii:.g so infinense nu.mber of CApital Prizes, particularly the two last 30,0c01. Prizes, the last 2c;07.7-.1. Prize, at.d the last Capital Prize ever drawn. *.* persons in the Country inay be supplied, the Same as present, by sending their O rders.(post or carriage paid) ac coinpanied with I?ank Notes, good ib, Cash, or Post-Office Order., n fo either Of his Old hstablislied o.tikes, - ,No. 4, CORNfil LL, or No:9, CHAKING-Clto4:-.- . . . LONDON ; where al; business in the Public ltui3cls is transae.ted arid Dispatch. to rernark, the STATE is the ON I,T LOTTERY thin wall be terar.» TIII3 Y EAR, F RIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1809. To the PROPRIETORS .of EAST-'INDIA STOCK. LADISS AND GINTLEMEN, • . • T Beg leave to return yon mymost grateitil. Ti tan , $ for the very flattering Receptiop with which you have honoured me upon my Canvass. The Dal , of Eledi , n being fixed for Wednesday, the ISth instant, allow me to entreat your early Attendance and Support in my favour. Your kindness at thelast Sailor placed me second upon the List of •Candidates • and the accession of inauy very powerful friends, who were then pre-engaged, jttstily a well-grounded confi dence of success. Should you be pleased to cooler upon me ; the impertant trust te 'which 1 - aspire, 1 beg leave to assure you ofthe fidelity and zeal with which 1 shall devote myself to your service. I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your min h obliged andlaithful humble servant, Billiter-sousre, Od. 6. JAMES PANIELL. Mr. Daniell's Committee meets daily at. the King's Bead Tavern, in the Poultry, from Eleven till Four o'Clock. EAGI.E FIRE INSURANCE, CO RN 14 IL L, LONDON. 4 lOLICIES of InsUrance expiringat MiChielmas, should be renewed within I. ifteen Days from that pe. riod, to prevent the Parties' Intetest ceasing therein. Paymcut of Rent is guaranteed in case of I. ire. Farming Stoek insured, without the Average Clause, at 2s. per Cent. Merehandize in the London Docks insured at xs. 6d. per Cent. for Three Months. a - Large Abatementt on the Premium and Duty of insurance for more-Years than one. EAGLE LIFE INSURANCE.. This Description of Insurance is of inestimableimportance to all Persons holding' Annuities, Leases, or Offices, depend ent on livgs, or whose incomes cease with life. Exartip ie : —A person thirty years of age may, by the small annual payinentot (31. 7s. id. secure soot. to be paid (to his family or otherwise, as .he may ditett) at his death. Any other sum May be insured in like - manner anti at any othc,r, age.. One person may insure another's life, to the amount of any interest he may haye in the continuance thereof. No • Entrance Money ,or AdmisSion Fine required. No Charge • for Policies or Certificates of Renewal. No Registry of As signments required. A large Corninission allowed' to Soli. citors,. or other persons procuring Insurances. W. UEETHAM, Secretary. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, Established by Royal Charter in the Reign of King George the First. - - . , Sept. llog. PERSONS, whose Annual Premiums I . all due on the zi.th instant, are hereby intotitteti, that lteceipis are_Auw ready to he uelivered-at the ConiNny's ►) tfices, over the Royal Exchange and in Mill, 4.5 well as by their reipeelive Agents - in , the several Counties ; and the Parties assured are•requested to apply tor the- Renewal of their Poli cies on or before the 14tliot Dauber next, as the usual Fif tee.ii-Days 31 to forPayinent,bcyond he Date of each Po licy, will thea expire.., ' . • • • sAM ti jun. Secretary. Attelpiatice is given, daily, at tfie sain Offices, - for the As surancesOf Buildims, Goods, Merchandise, and StupS - on Harbour; in Doc . k,' or while from Loss or Datn4ge by Fire; and also for the Assnranca 'of, and granting Annut tic4...On N W. Fire - Policies will be issued tree of Expellee to the Assured-, where the Annual Preininin anioniitS tLI 6S. or ug •wartis. - - • • ~_._.. Farming Stock may be Assuted at Zs. per cent. - CLENERAL SIR JOHN MOORE's COMNNA A:3 - PAT ENT CAMP M. DST EA 1.);• forming a -repair Military Bed for the Field, Barracks, &c. also a SOFA for a Tent or itopm, ie.c. and likewise a SEA COT for on board Ship, the whole packing in a small Vallee, allowed the most portable 'ever" yet manufaCtured, invented by MOI2.:;AN and SANDERS, N0.!.36 and •ty, Catherine-street, Strand, who most humbly presume the highest honours ought to be paid all those who so gallantly. live and the for their King and Country. • . the Press..ancl speedily will he published, - I - NBSERVATIONS on MATTERS of PRIZE, 1.-1, and the Praeice.of the Admiralty Prize Courts; with Arguments in Defence of the Rights and interests of His Majesty's Navy. • • By JQHI4 . FREDERICK IOTT, Prodoc, l)odors' Commons. .'Phis Work is written with the express view of tutnishing sufficient fadg, to proVe the complaints of the Officers of His Majesty's Navy, in respea to [natters of Prize; are Well founded, and're4nire redress. this bay' Waspublishcd, . . In Otlavo, 'price 6s. in boards, rr HE FIRST. ROOK- Qf NAPOLEON, the TYR4h't of the • E .A R I M; written in the . 5813th Yearofthe World, and the iB9th of the Christian Era. By ELIAKIAI the'SCRIBE. A, Deacenaant rit a Modern branch - a the Tribe pf Levi ; a A--. Descendant educated in the Christian School of the Sons of the Prophets. . , Sold by Longman, Hurst, Rees,. and Orme Paternoster. tow; and I. and 1. , Stoekdah:, Pall Mall Hill, Etliti. burgh ; anti M. Keene, Dublin. . T : his Day were published, In Oet,ohi; price 75, in boanls, SURGICAL OBSERVATIONS : Part I. on the Consti;utional Origin and Treatment of Local Diseases,- and on Aneurisnis.. . • By_lollN AbERNETITY, F.R.S. Printed . for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pater noster-row. . - Under the Title_of Surgical Observation;, will be re-pub lished, in SeccesSiou, witli cOnsidzrable Additions, • . Part l 1. C,:nta;;:ing Obseryations on the Origin and Treat ment of Psuoto Syphitic Diseases, and on the Diseasot the Urethra. Part I 1.1 . .. - ob.servations on Injuries ot,,ilie Mead, - 'and Aiiicellaneons Subjitis. - Part IV. Observations on ..Chronic Abscesses and 'rumours. • - THADDEUS'OF WARSAW, NEW 031110 N. This Day was publiOed, In Four Volumes, 121110. price iSs. in boards, The Fitth Edition of THADDEUS of WARSAW.: fly :MSS v,oRT,ER. I!rinteil 'flit . Login:in, Hurst, Rees, and Oririe.4 Pater-noster-rori. rbi s :WOrk has more merit thus can he ascribed to the crowd of proOdions of this class, and inculcates virtuous and magnanimous SentiMents, It is hAcrilizd to Sir-Sidney Smith, in a very neat and well-managed ad:itess.!'--Menthly . Rvview, Feb. . _ . " This work is much superior tc the generality of novels, The charader Of the hero is well-drawn and ably snpport ed, and the morality of the piece is,: as we naturally ex ' petted trom a writer, whose heart and mind are the seals of every virtue, wholly unobjeaionable."-L:Anti-facobin Re view, September: - • • In the Mouth of:December will be publitted, by the same . Author, . . • Scott:ok Chiefs ; an Historical' Rom-ante. A NOVEL. This Day was prttbiished, • • " ) A Q BRIEF 1NU111,1. 7 „iiiko . :_tlic. present.Shite of I - 1. R kcv LI; Fin the ; S(OU U-fIERN PARz: of IRE LAND, a itti ialuence on' tile' ManneLs 9f lass,;s of the; rcop!t., `with` some Considerations =diumth I.....cciesiastical-Etlitoiisilaient of ihat‘C•ouritcy.:- < • , By D.IS.,HU.A KIRBY:BRAM:4ER.- Publlshed by Hatchatd, Paul's CikutChqa•l'd ; Gilbert and Hodges, iell.and tik , Bookil:43;*' at 4Vaicrtorit, „Limerick, and Aelf4-t6 . This.thry avas published, • - In one neat tnd very eitisely •ptiiited'pctavo iOltmte price. • • 15s.'in boards. AmcnoNAßY..of P.RACTICAL , SU.RGERY; colletted trout the best and most original Sources •of. Information, and illustrated,by..X.ritica_l.Re.iharks,, inclun.. ing 0 bstrvations on the most important RO - ieclie, _A poin.:o-: lions, I nstrument - S,*.c. with the; Ervotologtrand Meaning.ed; the principal Terms: • - A . • , The witole,forming a_completi Compendium of NfOrtexii Surgical Knowledge, for the UseOf Stinletift, - "P"fivate titioners, and Naval and Military 501'1464)5. • •• fly SAMUEL COOPER, Member of the i?.oyal College of Surgeons in London. Printed for John 'Nlurray, 32., Fleet-street, London . ; 'and sold also by every llookselier in Town and Coutitrv. Of•whoni may be had, lately ,published, t. Ilooper's Physician's Vade,Nlecum, fc. Svo.'6s. . . 2.-- Surgeon's Vade-Mecum, tb. Bvo. '65. 3. Anatoinit's Vade-Mecum, fc. Bvo. 95. 4. Thomas's S , loderit Practice of Physic, Bvo. 145. MONEY. --- - - - ESSRS. LUCAS and Co. beg Leave to inform those that may be desirous of borrowing Tempo rary or Permanent SUMS of MONEY, that they can at all times, and kout delay, advance any Sum 'froin,One Hun. died to Twenty Thousand Pounds ' and upwards, on personal Or any other Security, arising from Marriage.Settlements,Mo. ney in the Funds, Clergymens' Livings, or Freehold; Copy 'hold, and Leasehold Estates, on the most fair and equitable Terms, and will also conduel every Negotiation at much less expence than what it usually incurred in money'transadions. Personat Applications Messrs. Lucas and Co. daily re. ceive at their house, No. 19, lermyn-street, St. James's, and Letters, post-paid, immediately answered. ' N.B. Ten years .purchase will be given for well secured Annuities. YORK AND LEEDS. NEW Commodious, Safe, Cheap,.and Expedi nous POST COACHES will set out from the GO L DEN•C RO SS, C R I NG-C R 0 SS, every Morning at. Half. past Five; breakfast at the Red Lion, Barnet; dine at the Cock, Eaton; sup at Grethatn Inn: Ireak fast at the Red Lion Inn,• Doncaster;- and arrive in Leeds by twelve, and York by one, at noon. There are only tour Coachmen employed; and the same Guard and Coach go throughout. Every exertion. has been and will continue to be made, to rest. der this the best ConVeyanee on the NOrth Road, 7By , GEO ROE BOULTON and Co. From the Golden-Cross, the following Carriages set out, be sides many others too numerouslo Mention. Liverpool exPeditious Post Coaches, only One Night out, every monting'at six; Holyhead and North Wales Mail every evening. Holyhead, • Shrewsbury, 'and Birmingham •New Post - Coaches, every niornintat nine. Ludlow, Worcester, and Oxford every evening, and Xnaw - Yost . Coach Tuesday t . 'Thursday, and Saturday, at tyvg. Milford Hasten , Carmarthen, Gloucester, and Cheltenham Mail everrevening. Cheltenham alai..-Oxford N , ew and 'Only Day Coach every morning at six. • ' • Brighton,'East Bourn, Worthing; Hastinzs ; - Portsmouth, SOuthamptorv,.lSle of •%Vight ;. Bognor, Cl•iicirester„Arilynttlhael: Little Hampton; .Margate, Ramsgate,. Dover, D ea l, Hythe, elkbtOile, &c. &c, Daily Coaches. This Pay was published, In Twb VoluMes. Royal Quarto, price 41. 4s. hoards, GRAFTTON'S CHRONICLE ; or HISTORY of ENG LAN D. To which added, his Table of the Bailiffs, Sheriffs, and Mayors or the City ut London.. From yr, Year 1189, to . 1553, inclusive. Printed for 1. loniison ; F. C. and f.'Rivington'; j. Payne; Wilkie and Rribinsun ; Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme ; Cadell aria Davies; and hlawinan, Of whom May be had,- .. _ _ _ . t. Hairs Chronicle : containing the History of England during the Reign of Henry the Fourth, and the succeeding Monarchs to the'End of the Reign of Henry the Eighth in royal 4to- prtte 31. 35.,b0.irdS. 2. Holenshetiss Chroniclesof Englynd;Scotland and Ireland, itt b vols. loyel .4Lo. price tzl. its. bthirds. Chronicle of falian inadiothers 4'e in a sate of fur , • , „ watOrle'ss ; afid Fillet ' s Worthies arc also i i i the . . This Day was published, , ln B'to. price 9s. in boards, DRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the INO: Cl/ LATION •ot COW PDX pointing out • a New Mode of obtaining and preserving • the Infedion ; and' also a' certain Test of 'perfect Vaccination. Illustrated by C..ises ! and Plates. The Second Edition, wi‘h an Appendix,, containing addi tional Observations, to,get4er witk a Plan for extinguishing the Contagion-of the Small Pox in the British - EMpire, and for rendering the Vaccine'l nocttlatiob general and eaectual. .LAMES I3RY . CE, 1.R.5., Edin. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh ; Surgeon to the Oi 'than Hospital ; and .one of the Sur geons to the I ustitutton for the gratuitous Inoculation c.f Cow Yox. Printed for WM. Creech, and John Anderson, Edinburgh; and 'Longman, Hurst, Kees, and - Orate, and john Murray, London. • This Day were published,' In Ty.tolurnes, with it Portrait, after a Miniature' by Zincic ! price Lis. iii ba; rds,- a very •.le4.f Copies on larger paper,. price I ; is. a New Edition of THE LETTERS 01 NM. ELIZABETE - 1 MON TAG U ; witlysoine or the Letters of her Correspond ents,—Part the First ; containing her Letters Trorn an early aec to the age of 23. Published by MATTHEW MONTAGU, Esq. Isl. P. her Nepliew anU Exectitor. .Printed torT; Cadell hnd W. Davies, Strand. • Th - N Day was . published, , •. In TwO Volunics, puce las. in boards,' A New Ettiflnn, being the EleVenth, of rICELEBS'iIt 'SEARCH of a WIFE.: •Conlpre- N,...lheutliug Observations - on Domestic Habits - and Man. tiers, Iteligion,.and Morals.... . . Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, t. Style:Sixes •ori Modern. System of Female Educa tion with a View of the Ptinciples and Condua prevalent Osin.lng Women otrank arid fortune. By Hannah fapre. wo vols: loth edition, Price sos. in boards. • •• • '2. 1-filits towadi.oforming . the Character .of a Young P ; rincesity. By the sme, Two vols. fourth edition, las. in boards.' 3. Thoughts - 014 'The importance of the Manners of the Greati•ttftenettil Sciefety; , and an Estimate of the" Religion of :the: Fhipnable7Wpt,ldi two . Essays, now, printed toge. ther fri.one,,Volue,heipg the tentit Edition of the First, and the sixtri'EditiOn Of tfie Second, with a nevi Prefaee; the same. boartj. • - • • 4. Sacred Dramas, chiefly intended for Young Persons ; the sub,jeds taken from. the Bible . To 'Whieh is 'added, Sensibility. an Epistle. By the same. Fifteenth Edition, Ss, boards„, • , S. Search after . 'f-lappini:'ss ;*a Pastdral Drama. By t' e saute. 'I Wel fth colisfAite - • Edition c f the. Works . or 0 - fah More, cOritAitting all tlie.,at)ove,,,mentioned , re,t ptilarS; lthitiarinly printed in t. ' . 3l. ; w boards, SIiPtNCE HALFPE NN Y. SALES, Sec. AD"' AnLE •LEASEHOLb SLUT-WORK, called the. is,a RO C SA Ll'-W O kKS ; suthale at Northwiell, in the County of Chester, 01.the.tranks pt the Itiver.Dane. having upwards of 7ae feet front. Age to the same, and immediate ‘ottamunication with the Naviable River Weltver. , • . Also au undivided moiety of several. Leasehold Owe:ling 'Houses, allvantageousiy situated in ‘Vilton.stteet, in North-: • • • the entirety of a Leaseh IVater..Retit,•of col. per. annuitt. _ , Partic:!iars may be had of Messrs. Merpick and ljroderip, 6nlic,iters, Red Lion..square, Lotion-; of Mr. John Parker, Solicitor, Northi , eich ; of Alr.Slatte, at the Satt-offic,,, pool ;, at tne ArtlS, Liverpool ;[ the Feath'.ls, Ches. ter; the ,liti6gewater Arms, Manchester ; and of Mr. lames Swinciall, at Norttiwich, who will chew the Premises, FREEHOLD MANOR AND LsrAutis, DEVON. TO BE SQL!) lit , AUCTION, . By Mr. BURRELL, At the New-bondoitann; Exeter, on t riday, Qclober 27, precisely at Three o'clock in rile afternoon, in Twelve Lot's. SHE MANOR and ESTATit of PRUSTON` eQII . IS/111 . g of itsßoyaltics, Heriors, and Chief Rents, and several very desirable Farms, ler to -tenants at except 'a small pail, let on •leases for lives. Also Several detached Farn4 and Lands, let on leases ter short term,, situate in the parishes of 13Iackanton, Charleton, Gast fkington' West Alvingtoti,and Marlbmough ; in the finest part ot tile County of Devon., near • Kingsbriage, and within six miles ;c, t 1 e . sea- pe r t T o wn ot Dartmouth, and twenty ot , Plyinopth, - These valuskt* Estates are highly improv,cde and are con veniently situated for • Lirne, Manure, and Niarkez,...; anti corn.' prise Farm- noi.see, llariFs, and Out-builtiiiiits, anti St SA, tR: of excellent Arable, Meadow, Pastiire Land, and Or .ehardS ; in. the occupation of •I'vlessrs. ke3les, Wak , inali, Carte, Randalls Linclon, Lidst.ane, and "Pitt, tespeeta!)le tenants, at - Old rents, atnoti::tiny, to about ,f5ool„ per antattn ; but of the low estiulaiett yearly, value of goo!. This,propertypay .be viewed, with leave.of the respthive Tenisits, '2O days praceoing the Sal, , and tl,2scriptive part:cu. lays may be had at tise pia,e of Side ;Inc ~ ..:astle,Dartmooth; King's A nris, Kingptivige ; Pope's /lead, 'Plymouth Golden Lion, Ashburn:in ; Seven Stars, iotriess ; Wyse, Solicitor, i...ing)sO;(lg Nless.s ears' ant tiensr, lititors, rutin-street, Bei:Lord:Jew ' • Mr Iv cstern, Solicitor, A - Lift-street, 13100tn,1, 4 pry . .i 'and of Mr. Burrell, Throginor r ton-street. . LJN LEVS NOVEL.. • • • • Tins Day were published, ' . in fonr Volumes, price il HE AO V EN. .of RALPH REY DR I DG E, ewiLitning Sketches of Modern Characters., .Matukers;'anti .1::(111c . at tort . . • By VSI 1..L1A N.l LI N LE'V, Esq. The ways of afe • nines, ltd periAes'el with..errors, Our untivrsiandiog 'traces them in vain, Lost and bew faet'd tit,. ti I Tess .search, : 7 ‘. l Nor sees with now Innen art the wtootrigs .• Nor. waciiihe regular t..;ont Liston cod 9 ADI 150 N.., . , Printediiir kicirard•L'lliili vs , London ; and to be it Id of arl. ',Yltoickllers.'• . ' - .• , • •. _ . . { AMES SKELTON, ‘age.d'f26, of-Wall-on olt • .L, *lin; bp.sotn,.._4urreyr was - seven year.); v,rit it seycli or eight holes in iris right' leg,' and oetweca ninety and one hundred pieces of bone came away duiing that period. 'he-discharge and weakness increasing, unable, unassisted, to move ;,_akin, offilis leg was proposed to save hit life. Ho Men:Confidently a pti-ii44 to.S P E LS 'Y.'S - PA:CENT - A N E ;in a .year. and a hal by t afone;'Fie is - i - egokcd tolrtaitli ;• and it is now three .ye,is laborious occu.pdtion. will ' satisfy any. hicidiries; personally. or by letter most paid. • The genuine Medicine has the words, " liv the King's Patent," expressed on ate Bottle, •bill.of diredion, and out .the duty is pi inted in black ink.. - the • Pis . penstry„ - - is, olitn,square, LOadon..in botViles,Of 55. 6d. eioublie Botttes los. and larger iI. 2.1 i.. L - 21:outpoutot , tC,ssence; to allay unpleas:nstirritation, No. 9, New Itridge-Street, London-. Honoured Sir, •.. . Edinburgh, gulch ts, 18 0 1. To TiMMAS BEG-. leave to inform von, that ever since the I:year -1790,, I have been aiflided with the Lues Vene. rea from" its obstinately resisting every cour se of • Medicine pres‘ribed by the most eminent of the Faculty here,' and undergoing several severe courses of salivation, and twice discharged from the 1-lospital, with little relict, would appear.tobe of the most, inveterate nature. in the spriiig or last year my disorder had gut to such a head,• as nearly to put a period to my existence--t had a large uleer - on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my legs and had been in a start of ulcerati on t o t t h e were' roke out in a frightful manner; atY right.svas dread my left had also two large n o d es or: i t, • f l a u s l y s e p v a e i n n f y u e l a , rs -; was very much discoloured, and gave me such excrutiat. ing pain, -particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to de. - prive me of rest ; .in this lamentable state, I was reeorr_ m u e r n e d b el y them Mr. ThoMpson, (woo received c o great a here), to take your Leake's Patent Pill s , whiCh I bean to sho on the 26th of May ;. in the c ourse of a .forinight. 1_ began to recelie benefit--m little more ( b X than a month, the. _ulcers on my herd and arms were soinally healed=socur alter, the sores -on my legs healed also; leaving, however, constuerable discolouration in-the skin, and pain in the bone of the left, ,which,, by the Bles. Sing of Cod, and a little longer perseverance in yourinva. - luable Medicine, subsided; the -nodes dispersing, the skin regaining its natural hue, . and the noulurnal pains gradually going Qtr. I thus became, by, your liberal advice and Me. dieine, perfedly free from all my former cumplaints-;- gratitude, kne but!beg I am at you, have recovered my former spirits and strength,, and am be. 4 come jolly, and fat, in which state navingcontinued many amiou:s. in s whatto tr-, e t6 a u s n t s o astonishment h e rn x e p t r i e t s of s all my "'ho w in-e tOr tae gocid of other sutWing mortals, to 'make this my case as public -as possible, as I' shall on every occasion; in so doing, you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, •very huMble servant, • ALEX. MUR.KER. Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Witnesses to the above Cure : lotiN TIIONIPSON ' No. 3, New Poultry Market ; an d • joHN fvl'ltvrosif,OW Assembly-Close, Edinburgh, Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor, • TrioMAs T...yr.0 it, Member of the Roykl College of Sur. geuns, at his House, 9, New Bridge-street, London I where, after a constant residence of more than thirty-six yeatS, in a pradice ,particularly . directed to.• the cure of Venereal Complaints ; and those incidental. to the Parts of Generation, wit,h ; that inviolable secrecy which . men of :us profession. should alwaYS observe in such cases, he • natters himself, the advice and. assistance he gratuitously .administers to . persons taking this. Medicine, will he esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an adv4ntage sel darn attainable and void of all ambiguity. • - - Also sold; by his appointment, for the convenienc e of those living at a 'distance •at the Perfumer's, .No.-3s, St. Alban's-street, ; the Toyshop, No; 103, Ox.. ord-street ; Mr. DiSbOrOUgh'S, No. 7, Fish.strees_hin t Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. t, ZJniort-row, Little Tower ; Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, Ediribtirgh ;' 'Mr; Ma c . • donsid., Glasgb's ; Mr. 13011; Dame-street, - publin ; and by perein in every Considerable town its kireat Ireland, in boxes-of only as. 3,d, each, sealed up ith fulY - and plain diredionsi whereby persons of either sex tray •cutiltttetris . eives' with ease, speed, secrecy,-and safety. ~N. 15. Every Pox sold in Great Britain is sealed . up Witt! a Stamp, on .which, ,by -favour of the Com Mission ers is p•ioted. at the . Stamp (.)flice."- 16 T. Taylor, No. 9, New 14 ridge-Street," —to imitate which is Felony, and all others c. ~eCountertelts. • This Day were published, . • • • In two Vokurnes, temo. mice Bs. in l:osrds, - TALES of OTHER. REALMS : colledd dur iug a Tour through Europe. - By . a I'AtIVELLER. ' • - Qui more; homaturdinultorum vidit, et itrbes: • Horace. - Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos. ter.row •